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This Bible Study continues to examine the Apostle Paul's specific calling as the chosen vessel to bear Christ's name before Gentiles, kings, and Israel. It highlights the theological mystery revealed through the Holy Spirit that Gentiles are fellow heirs with Jews in the body of Christ, a truth hidden in previous ages but now made manifest. The preacher details Paul's extensive missionary journeys, his endurance of severe persecutions, and his consistent focus on the gospel of Jesus Christ rather than human pedigree. Additionally, the text outlines how Paul's epistles systematically address various aspects of the believer's position and experience in Christ. The central message affirms that Paul's success stemmed from complete confidence in Christ alone and his obedience to the divine commission to spread the gospel to all nations.

01:25 What is predestination, double predestination and Arminianism? 12:06 How does God deal with people who have never heard the name of Jesus? 18:43 Is it okay to listen to other pastors sermon online and not just our own pastor's messages? 29:08 How do I not expose myself to things that trigger me? 33:39 Was Adam with Eve when she picked the fruit off the tree or did she bring it to him? 36:36 Is it okay to go to an AA celebration? 39:30 How do we handle life when our we don't have enough to meet our physical needs and it starts to take a toll on our family and health? 46:46 Why did Jesus have to go away for the Holy Spirit to come? 49:54 When the rapture takes place is the Holy Spirit removed from the world? 53:03 How can I explain the Trinity to an atheist?

Wednesday Evening service at Calvary Baptist Pastor Tracy Puckett We are an old fashioned, Independent Missionary Baptist Church, with Holy Ghost, King James preaching, and spirit filled singing. We invite you to come and be a part of our church family. Our doors are always open, and we hope that you and your family will come and experience the love of God here at Calvary! "I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD. (Psalm 122:1)"

This Bible study establishes the supernatural inspiration of the New Testament by defining it as God breathing life into the written words of human writers. Listen along as Pastor Sargent argues that Jesus promised the Holy Spirit would guide the apostles and prophets into all truth, ensuring accurate remembrance and revelation. By examining passages such as John 14-16, Ephesians 3, and 1 Corinthians 2, the text demonstrates that the New Testament writers received divine instruction rather than relying on human wisdom. The presentation highlights how early church leaders recognized their own writings as authoritative Scripture, confirming the divine origin of the canon. Ultimately, this guarantees believers a perfect, preserved Word of God sufficient for salvation, sanctification, and order.

For any to be numbered among the people of God there must be a ransom. A redemption price must be paid for their souls, otherwise it is just presumption and pride.

The sermon emphasizes that genuine prayer originates from the Spirit of adoption within the believer rather than human education or custom. It contrasts superficial religious eloquence with the sincere, simple devotion of those who rely on spiritual grace. The text asserts that the ability to pray authentically is a definitive mark of being a child of God and possessing the Holy Spirit. True communion with God depends on the inner condition of the heart rather than external forms or vocabulary. Believers are urged to seek this divine gift from Heaven, approaching God with fervency, reverence, and confident intimacy.

The sermon explores Jesus' intentional encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, emphasizing His sovereign decision to cross cultural and religious barriers to reach an outsider. It highlights the contrast between temporary earthly satisfactions and the eternal spiritual fulfillment found in Christ's offer of living water. The preacher illustrates how Jesus exposes personal sin not for condemnation but to lead individuals toward genuine worship in spirit and truth. By revealing Himself as the Messiah, Jesus transforms the woman from a seeker of physical water into a bold witness for the gospel. The message concludes with an urgent call for believers to abandon their own dry wells and actively share the life-satisfying grace of Christ with others.

We discuss the meaning, motive and means of having the rule over your spirit in this Dispensation as a Spirit-filled believer in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Also Reference: John 20:22, John 16:13, Ephesians 5:18 https://bbfohio.com